Colleyville Officer of the Week and Recent Arrests as Reported by Colleyville PD

Posted By: Linda Baker, Police Reporteron: July 15, 2016In: Arrests, Crime, Featured

Colleyville, Texas July 15, 2016

Colleyville Officer of the Week — Dara Young

Officer Young was born in Arlington, Texas. She joined the Colleyville Police Department in October 2014 and was named Rookie of the Year for 2015. She is currently assigned to Patrol.

All arrested are presumed innocent until convicted in a Court of Law.

ESTEVAN ESCARSEGA, JR. Age: 27, POB: Lodi, CA. Listed Occupation as Server for Studio Movie Grill and Home Address at 664 Highland Park Dr., Hurst. Arrested on July 10, 2016 at 2:28 by Officer Sgt. Kyle Meeks at 500 Mid-Cities Blvd and Charged with Driving While Intoxicated, Bond set at $1,000.

CATHERINE MICHELLE DORMAN, Age: 30, POB: Bedford. Listed as Unemployed and Home Address at 634 Arbol Rd, Irfving. Arrested on July 10, 2016 at 2:46 AM by Officer C. Self at 3900 Tamblewood Dr. and Charged with Public Intoxication, Bond set at $285.

ANDREW JORDAN RAMPLEY, Age: 27, Listed Occupation as Self Employed and Home Address at 324 Channing Lane, Euless. Arrested on July 10, 2016 at 2:46 AM along with Ms. Dorman above by Officer C. Self at 3900 Tamblewood Dr. and Charged with 1.) Public Intoxication, Bond set at $285. 2.) Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Bond set at $421. Total $706.

JUSTIN TAMEZ MARTINEZ, Age: 24, POB: Oklahoma City, Listed as Unemployed and Home in Keller without a street address included. Arrested on July 13, 2016 at 4:41 PM by Officer J. Fleming at 4814 Colleyville Blvd and Charged with Forgery Financial Instrument, a State Jail Felony, Bond set at $1,200.

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